Sentence examples for models for brain from inspiring English sources

To take up this great challenge of modern science and to solve the limited view of the brain provided just by one imaging modality, this article advocates the idea developed in my research group of a global approach involving new generation of models for brain connectivity mapping and strong interactions between structural and functional connectivities.

Almost all these studies used the mutant in various models for brain pathologies such as ischemia, Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease, focusing on the role of NOS2 induction in the long-term outcome of the insult.

In animal models for brain injury and disease, these compounds prevent acute damage and behavioral disorders.

This approach has the advantage of modelling encephalization but it cannot incorporate two distinct models for brain and body mass should they evolve under different models.

Drugs that target the epigenetic machinery were found to enhance memory function in rodents and ameliorate disease phenotypes in models for brain diseases such as Alzheimer's disease, Chorea Huntington, Depression or Schizophrenia.

Recent mechanical characterizations of porcine brain tissue in unconfined compression, simple shear, and tension at dynamic strain rates have motivated constitutive models for brain as a single-phase material to capture these effects (Hrapko et al. 2006; Prevost et al. 2011; Rashid et al. 2012, 2013, 2014).

Zhu and Yan [10] attempted to combine Hopfield neural network with active contour model for brain image boundary detection.

We developed a new non-linear viscoelastic material model for brain tissue and implemented it in an explicit FE code.

Thirdly, multiscale modeling for brain and nervous system disease has developed out of an older field, computational neuroscience, that is only now adding computational systems biology techniques to its historical focus on cellular electrophysiology and abstract networks.

The virus, a popular one for lab studies, causes mild illness in cattle, but in mice it swiftly infects the nervous system making it a good model for brain infections, particularly rabies.

The results showed: (1) the effectiveness of using microemulsions as precursors to engineer nanoparticles, (2) kinetic modeling for brain uptake of nanoparticles with and without the thiamine surface ligands, and (3) initial data suggesting mechanisms for nanoparticle brain entry.